90 day hold not always 90 days

When amazon uk says:
"After 90 days, the hold will be removed and the remaining funds will then be available per your settlement schedule"


Does this mean 90 days + next disbursement date.

Example amazon pays every 14 days to me.

So say my account did NOT get banned and say one of my payments would have been on 20th November has account not been banned. and 90 days past on 6th November.

Does that mean they will pay 20th Nov (day 104) instead of 6th nov (day 90). Has anyone got payment like this on next disbursement schedule instead of day 90?

[HROLLER]

It's the next pay period. I've had an account suspended when there where funds in the process of being transferred. They put a stop to the transfer and I had to wait the 90 days plus another 2 weeks for the next pay period. The account was suspended 1 day after the pay period. The 90 days is the minimum time frame in which they would hold onto your funds. It could be 90 days+14 days=104 days.

Originally Posted by HROLLER

It's the next pay period. I've had an account suspended when there where funds in the process of being transferred. They put a stop to the transfer and I had to wait the 90 days plus another 2 weeks for the next pay period. The account was suspended 1 day after the pay period. The 90 days is the minimum time frame in which they would hold onto your funds. It could be 90 days+14 days=104 days.

Did you get your money in the end though?

[HROLLER]

Yes.......